Jobs concern after Bank of Ireland reveals sell off plan

Around 1,000 jobs were threatened today as Bank of Ireland revealed it will sell off a number of its subsidiaries.

Jobs concern after Bank of Ireland reveals sell off plan
Fri, 16 Apr, 2010 - 13:32

Around 1,000 jobs were threatened today as Bank of Ireland revealed it will sell off a number of its subsidiaries.

The lender said it will seek buyers for its New Ireland Assurance Company and the mortgage company ICS Building Society.

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